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‘Mini' iPad coming soon, reports say

Apple is set to reveal a smaller, cheaper version of the iPad at an event Oct. 23, according to several reports published Friday.

Published: Oct. 13, 2012 at 8:55 a.m. PDT
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Apple is set to reveal a smaller, cheaper version of the iPad at an event Oct. 23, according to several reports published Friday.

The reports from Bloomberg News, Reuters and the AllThingsD blog are based on unnamed sources with “familiar with the plans.”

Apple Inc. hasn’t said anything about a smaller tablet, a concept company founder Steve Jobs derided. But company watchers have assumed for months that an “iPad mini” will appear before the holidays. The screen is reportedly about half of the size of the iPad’s. Analysts speculate the starting price of the device could be about $299.

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